Mary or Minnie Wind or Winn b Aug 1865 New York

[Cockneyrebel]

The above was the daughter of Anthony Wind or Winn and Mary Donnelly, she married Levi Slipper 5 May 1886 Panshill, Middlesex, Ontario, he was from Belgium and a barber, he passed before 1900 as Minnie is shown on the 1900 US census as a widow living with in laws and son Fred Winn Slipper b 10 Feb 1887 Forest, Ontario, at 371, North Clark Street, Chicago Ward 24, Cook, Illinois.
After that Minnie or Mary disappears and I can find no dod for Levi either.
Fred married Phyllis Mary O Driscoll who was b c. 1892 Mobile, Newfoundland, 31 Dec 1912 at York, Ontario. They had 2 daughters Mary Winn Slipper 16 Sep 1914 Chicago and Betty bc1924 Ontario, as mother and 2 daughters shown travelling from Newfoundland to Quebec 19 Oct 1932.
Fred wasn't with them. Wonder if there were any more children between 1914 and 1924?
However I can find no records of that family nor whether Minnie married again or when she passed. Looks like they were all wandering between Canada and USA?
Help please

[shellyesq]

The 1932 passenger list said that Phyllis and her daughters were going to join Fred in Toronto.

[*Sandra*]

There is a Fred W Slipper (salesman) showing on Canada Voters List 1940 High Park Toronto -

Canada Voters List 1949 - Fred Slipper - 266 Willard Avenue High Park Toronto.

Canada Voters List 1940 - Mrs Fred Slipper - Apt 7 York Ontario - (saleslady)

Canada Voters List 1949 - shows Phyllis Slipper (saleslady) and Elizabeth Slipper (Clerk) - 71 Bathhurst Street Apts.

Canada Voters List 1957 - Phyllis Slipper (saleslady) Apt 108  Bathurst Street also living at that address Kay Murray (saleslady)

Canada Voters List 1965 - Phyllis Slipper (widow) Apt 108 Bathurst Street York-  Kathleen Murray (salesgirl)

1968 Phyllis Slipper (retired) Miss Kay Murray (sales clerk) - 108 Bathurst Street. York Ontario

Sandra

[twinkles7]

Testing to see if I can post.

[shellyesq]

Fred Winn Slipper's WWI draft registration card from 5 Jun. 1917 said that his dependents were his wife and one child 3 years.  https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K6J4-XQ1

[shellyesq]

On www.fultonhistory.com, if you do a search for "Minnie Slipper" (in quotation marks), there are some articles from the Chicago Tribune from 1906 about Minnie being sued by a collection agency for a small bill.  One of the articles references her son Fred Slipper being summonsed. 

Also on that site, if you do a Boolean search for Levi w/2 slipper and Chicago, Levi is in the Chicago Tribune, 17 Feb. 1900.  In a list of burial permits issued by the Health Department, it says "Slipper, Levi, 37, 371 N. Clark st., Feb. 14". 

Levi comes up on the Illinois death index too - http://www.ilsos.gov/isavital/deathsrch.jsp

He is mistranscribed as Slippen here - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2MZ-ZTD5

[shellyesq]

I wonder if this marriage is Mary/Minnie - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N7HG-W41

This 1913 passenger list has Mary in Toronto - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8MX-26Z

And the 1920 census fits with her being born in New York - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MJWK-G5D

[shellyesq]

I think this is the marriage for Mary's potential stepdaughter Francis from the 1920 census - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:27DV-CMC  The certificate has George Wm. Vaux in Toronto, so maybe Mary/Minnie was there as well.

This looks like Frances in the 1930 census - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X44L-H58

[*Sandra*]

Canada Voters List 1940 - High Park Toronto - George Vaux (special agent) Mrs George Vaux and Herbert Vaux (machinist)

Canada Voters List 1949 - High Park Toronto - 266 Willard Ave - George W Vaux (retired) Hebert Vaux (underwriter) Mary Vaux and Fred Slipper (auto repairman)

Sandra